The Black Dawn

I watched all 7 and thought it could be a great foundation for some more complex and better devoloped caricters and not a stupid end because everyone is dead there are only 3 people that will shurly die if they go to another city with the tererists

...really.I made it through 2 1/2 episodes before the stupid was no longer tolerable.It may be your thing, but it ain't mine. I feel overcharged at a price of "free".

The show clearly has an extremely low budget and the actors are...not the best. But you know what? I can get over those things, given a good story. The problem is that there is no story, no character development, and no reason to watch anything beyond the first five minutes (sadly I did watch a few more episodes). Some of the other reviews say things like "the characters consist of 12 sad people and 1 angry guy. There's not much more to say." This is true. Others make comments like "they literally sit in the basement of a building for ten days after the apocalypse." This is also true, and about as fun to watch as it sounds. The writers should probably leave their own dark basements once in a while to get some other ideas about what life could be like and how people actually behave.

I don't know much about movie productions, but this seems like a low budget series. Seemed like it was around 20-25 minutes for each episode...terrible. Maybe if I was watching anime would I not have a problem with this, but why would you do that with a regular tv series.. I have made it through the fourth episode and there is just not enough. The general storyline itself is awesome. The way the camera was moving around in a lot of the shots wasn't all that great and the acting could be better as well, but those were just hiccups I could have tossed aside. The whole thing they did with going back before everyone died was very boring and seemed too drawn out. I think I said that right. If you are going to do something like that at least make it relevant. Give it some kind of meaning. When I got to the point where I saw the tattoo on the girl's shoulder, then it started to catch my interest. All the flashbacks before that were just worthless and a waste of time in each episode in my opinion.Now granted that I have only seen up to episode four while posting this, but what was this bogus deal with fox getting shot? It could have only been maybe one week and Lee is already at that point where he thinks everyone is a threat? That just doesn't make sense to me. I could see that working if maybe someone happen to stumble across the camera either later in that episode or in the next one to make him realize that he screwed up, but that didn't happen. Not only that, but you look at how anxious he was to find more people when it happened and already he doesn't want to find anyone else? I really think his character needs work.